How to watch The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart online anywhere and for free

One of the biggest reality shows has only just wrapped up its latest full season and already a new special is airing. Follow our guide as we explain how to watch The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart online no matter where you are in the world.

Starting off with 20 singles all looking to find love through music, the new show combines the best of The Bachelor and Bachelorette drama with elements of popular music competition shows.

Running over six weeks, The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart is something of a fill-in for the The Bachelorette season 16, which has been postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus crisis.

In its place, we now have episode 2 of the spin-off to look forward to, with the guys set to give out their roses – so some of the women will be leaving the show in what promises to the first big bit of drama in the show.

How to watch The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart online from outside your country

If you happen to be away from home at this tricky time, don't despair. You can easily keep up with the latest Bachelor spin-off from nearly anywhere, despite the pesky geo-blocking many services impose to region-lock content.

The solution to this comes in the form of a VPN, which changes your IP address so that you can access your favorite shows just like you would at home, including The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart.

How to watch The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart online in the US for free

AT&T Now: Has numerous plans, the cheapest being $65 p/m for over 40 channels, which includes ABC as well as HBO. As ABC is only available in select markets you should check to ensure you have access to the channel's live stream.

YouTube TV: $44.99 for over 70 channels. Episodes of The Bachelor can be watched On Demand and live, though double check ABC is available to stream in your area by entering your zip code.

Amazon Prime Video: You can buy the most recent episodes of The Bachelor without being registered to Amazon Prime ($1.99 for SD quality). Additionally, the ABC app can be downloaded to Android devices (Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, Roku, Xbox 360) at no cost, but you'll need to enter your cable provider credentials. Be aware that ABC's live broadcasts are only available in select markets.